Minneapolis-based Piper Jaffray Companies announced Tuesday that its private capital business will transition into an independent, private firm, which will be rebranded as North Sky Capital. The company said that
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Two new programs will free up $79 million for communities to improve highways and perform public infrastructure projects that support economic development. The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development
The local office real estate market is continuing to improve after posting positive absorption for the second quarter in a row, according to a third-quarter report released recently by the
Presbyterian Homes & Services made its final $7.85 million payment last week for the Wayzata Bay Center, which the Wayzata Bay Redevelopment Company will turn into a $255 million development.
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU) announced Monday that more than 200,000 students are attending its network of 32 schools this fall. The headcount reflects the fifth consecutive increase in
Local bike-share program Nice Ride Minnesota recently announced plans to expand to north Minneapolis in 2011. The nonprofit organization-which was made possible through the contributions of both public and private
Minneapolis-based RedBrick Health Corporation announced Tuesday that it has purchased health technology start-up Social Kinetics. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. RedBrick Health-which sells its products to employers
Six ethnic chambers of commerce and business associations plan to join forces under one roof-a move that is hoped to cut costs and give them greater advocacy power. The six
TCF National Bank on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against the six members of the Federal Reserve System's board of governors, challenging the constitutionality of an amendment in the recently passed
Chasewood Gates, an upscale apartment complex located at 6100 Chasewood Parkway in Minnetonka, has been purchased for about $22.7 million. Keith Collins of CB Richard Ellis in Minneapolis-who helped arrange
Little Canada-based Apex announced Monday that it has acquired Green Bay, Wisconsin-based LaserNet, LLC-a provider of document delivery solutions to the health care, financial services, transportation, and utilities industries. Financial
The U.S. Health and Human Services Department (HHS) announced Friday that it has awarded $19.9 million to help fix up 17 community health centers in Minnesota. The funding is being
Marshall and Ilsley Bank (M&I Bank) is the next target in a long list of "clawback" lawsuits through which the bankruptcy trustee in the Tom Petters case is attempting to
The Minnesota High Tech Association (MHTA) announced Monday that Margaret Anderson Kelliher has been chosen to serve as its next president-a role that she will assume in January. Kelliher-who now
Metro-area pending home sales in September totaled 3,102-down 37.8 percent from the same period in 2009-but the figures reflect an "apples-to-oranges" comparison, according to a report released Monday by the
Mendota Heights-based Sun Country Airlines has launched a new service that offers personalized travel management services to businesses. Called Sun Country Business Concierge Travel Specialists, the program provides individualized service
Providence, Rhode Island-based Hotel Asset Value Enhancement (HotelAVE) announced Friday that it has acquired the Northland Inn in Brooklyn Park. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. HotelAve partnered
3M Company, Inc., said Thursday that its venture-capital arm, New Ventures, has invested in a Germany-based printed electronics firm. Maplewood-based 3M didn't reveal how much of a stake it purchased